8.18.2004
8.17.2004
Auntie O's Shoes
Auntie O's Shoes
For Converse Gallery: a 24-second film showcasing Converse and Aunt Omie in all its and her glory.
Click to see the .mov file.
Fun.
Sent the revised screenplay out to an actor today with the idea that he should attach himself to the project.
Have yet to hear from the cinematographer or either producer, but making waves in that direction, working tonight on a reshoot for another indie producer / production company I like.
That's politics.
That's the way it works.
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8/17/2004 12:55:00 PM
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8.15.2004
"Dark Cities: a film poem"
Still from "Dark Cities: a film poem" 1992
CLICK TO VIEW Quicktime FILE
Based on a poem by Stacie M. Kiner, Jan McLaughlin & Bruce Weber.
Directed by Ed Reasor.
Based upon a teleplay by Jan McLaughlin.
Starring Brian McCormack and Annette Utz and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Silence.
Cinematography by Thom Ostrowski.
Choreography by Sharon O'Connell.
Stills by Brian Fass.
Honored with awards from Baltimore Women in Film and the San Francisco Poetry Film Festival.
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8/15/2004 08:54:00 AM
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Categories: Collaboration, Culture, Dance, Distrubuted Production, Poetry, Rant
Department of Mathematics - The Theory of Everything Redux

Department of Mathematics
Film. Mathematics. Music. Dance. Rhythm. Rhyme. Poetry.
When the above human being mentioned that folks constantly stopped by the editing suite - interrupting her work - with the hope of seeing the director, I suggested that this sign would eliminate folks coming in.
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POST NOTE:
She said later that the plan worked. The sign remains on the editing suite door years later.
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8/15/2004 08:21:00 AM
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Categories: Art, Behavior Modification, Metaphrasty, Photocast, Portrait

"Ludwig Industries" 1995 Bill Foley
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8/15/2004 08:21:00 AM
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Perspective

"Brass Angel" by Ludwig Industries, Inc.
Industry. Economy.
The United States sells Treasury bonds to finance its work; sells more when taxes don't cover the deficit, as now.
Individuals usually buy Treasury bonds but in the first quarter of 2004, 86% of those bonds were purchased by Asian governments - up from 47% in 2003. Bond sales prop up the value of the dollar but make our products less competitive internationally. My guess is, Asian governments will continue to purchase U.S. Treasuries until the cows come home to China.
China is now the No. 1 destination in the world for foreign direct investment, direct investment being factories, equipment, and real estate. France is No. 2.
Governor McGreevey has conducted himself as a leader should. My heart goes out to him and his family. His courage and politics, well done.
Marriage is the legal expression of commitment, social contract, duty, responsibility, privilege, rights. In the largest sense, what our culture requires is a renewed commitment to commitment. Opening marriage to free expression regardless of religion, race, gender and indeed more controversially - number - would only stabilize and enlarge potential for stable homes, communities and governments.
Freedom to decide for one's self. The pursuit of happiness. Stability.
Those things are what government owes its citizens.
Just sayin'.
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8/15/2004 08:07:00 AM
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8.14.2004
"Walk Here"

"Walk Here"
Another series of ID-EA tags manufactured from engraved laminate.
This one is from late 2003 and was exhibited at Dam Stuhltrager Gallery in Williamsburg, NY, is 2 x 7/8 in. Edition of 148.
The signs are stuck in unlikely places. Just for fun.
This one's yours for $10 + S&H.
G'head.
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8/14/2004 10:36:00 AM
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August Corn

August Corn
The corn this year has been the best I've ever had.
It has been a year of fortunate timing. Was at my parents' for the first and last asparagus, the first beans, the first corn.
Will be there for - if not the first - then early tomato season as well.
It's been a delicious summer.
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8/14/2004 08:54:00 AM
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Flower Tree

Flower Tree
The seasons change.
Artist as businesswoman.
I disagree with Gaping Void's "Cash & Sex" theory.
Sure, I pay the bills with an excellent job. But it is a job that gives me 150 free days a year to do with what I please - if I am fiscally careful.
How am I fiscally careful? For one thing, I buy nothing but tools; for myself and others. I use the tools to create things. Synergy. Vortexes.
Which is to say that I invest in myself and others and in the promise of work.
I advertise.
Advertise not inexpensively in 11211 Magazine, the publisher of which has just launched his next venture, 10003 Magazine.
I consider myself a walking ad for myself.
Agree, however, with McLeod's "More Thoughts on How to be Creative".
"Pay More." For things. Buy quality. Support your repairmen. The other side of the "Pay More" coin is, "Buy Less".
Support individuals not corporations.
Honor. Dignity.
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8/14/2004 08:13:00 AM
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Categories: Advertising, Art, Economics, Friends, Geocentricity, Hierarchy, Marketing, Pay More, Photocast, Tips n' Tricks, Tools
8.13.2004
Anniversaries: a Newspoem

Anniversary.
First and last is love; equally profound.
When it works, it works.
The paths we wind together -
as veins, blood: consanguinity.
Weddings.
Weldings.
They made Ben Afflek's eye-line interesting in FOX's O'Reilly interview.
Affleck looking markedly 'up' and O'Reilly looking down.
In war, someone's gotta win.
New power technology brings new jobs - real jobs.
R&D, manufacture, testing.
All but nuclear energy pretty clean affairs.
Wind and water.
Next, we gotta think about water.
Pestilence, plague.
Plague spread by pestilence in standing water, docks (rats).
I'm just saying.
Sold my first Faux Press Pass this week.
Faux Press Code of Honor.
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8/13/2004 09:07:00 AM
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Authentic Laminated Faux Press Pass
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8/13/2004 09:03:00 AM
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